Islamic processions in the kingdoms and Levantine

In this book, Ibn Kinan presented the cities of the Levant, its villages, and its castles, as organized by those administrative departments at the time, and its administrative employees explained, and he was interested in their processions in the Mamluk and Ottoman era, and he threw heavy lights on the city of "Damascus" in particular, so he revived its "urban history", and between What it contained in his time, from the shops, mosques, schools, bathrooms, parks, plants, and farewells, and I had his information with a lot of poetry, and in it gentle and beautiful, as if he wanted to respond to him and him with that authentic city, and with what the Ottoman Empire "mandate" From an interest at that time, as showed in detail, the investigator of this manuscript, the researcher "Hikma Ismail" in his study of it ... The book, with this content, is one of the forms of that period in the history of the Levant in general, and Damascus in particular, so its author is contemporary with his mentality and ideas For that stage of time, it reveals some administrative, political, social and economic aspects that prevailed at the time, which is a gain for the contemporary Arab history movement.